My child has problems at school
Notes from the teacher: 'doesn't listen,' 'distracts others,' 'doesn't finish tasks.' Homework that should take 30 minutes drags on for hours, ending in tears.
School problems are not a measure of intelligence. Most often they reflect a brain that has trouble regulating attention, impulses or working memory — all of which can be trained.
Children with ADHD or concentration difficulties often gain entire grade levels of academic ability after 30-40 neurofeedback sessions.
Possible causes
🧠Neurological
- ADHD (with or without hyperactivity) is the most common driver of school difficulty.
- Slow processing speed, weak working memory.
📖Learning differences
- Dyslexia, dyscalculia — specific learning disabilities.
- Developmental coordination disorder ("clumsy child").
💭Emotional
- School anxiety, perfectionism, fear of failure.
- Lack of self-confidence after repeated negative feedback.
Important: A QEEG exam clarifies whether your child has the brainwave pattern typical of ADHD/attention difficulty — making the next step obvious.
How we can help
We work with the child and the parents — therapy is most effective when supported at home.
QEEG for children
Painless brain mapping helps identify the cause of school difficulties — separating "ADHD" from "anxiety" from "sleep deficit."
Neurofeedback for children
Training delivered through games. Children improve attention and impulse control while having fun.
What you can expect
15-20 sessions
Visible improvement at school
30-40 sessions
Consolidated long-term effects
85%
effectiveness for childhood ADHD
Related conditions
🧒Child can't sit still
Hyperactivity at school often coexists with learning difficulties.
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Next steps
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